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Paul Gover

Paul Gover

Paul Gover has rallied, raced and reported since the 1970s in the most varied career of anyone who has picked up a pen in Australian motorsport.

Born-again Courtney Ready To Race

Born-again Courtney Ready To Race

James Courtney can barely remember the last time he was happy as he headed to a race meeting. The story is much the same for winning in Supercars. Now, with team troubles behind him and a very messy divorce finally in the rear-view mirror, he can laugh as he prepares

Supercars Competition Hits The Pits

Supercars Competition Hits The Pits

Pitlane is the new battlefield for Supercars racing. New tyre allocations and crew restrictions means races through 2020 will be won and lost in the pitlane, starting this weekend at Sydney Motorsport Park. Tactics will also become far more important as teams battle to get an advantage with limited supplies

Mighty Mite Still Shines Bright

Mighty Mite Still Shines Bright

You have to love the Mazda MX-5. Since 1989 the taut little tyke has been spreading miles of smiles around the world and nothing has changed in 2020. It’s still a two-seater roadster that is intimate and involving. The MX-5 is nowhere near the performance of a Ferrari or

The Luxo Porsche

The Luxo Porsche

The Porsche Panamera is an unusual and contradictory big beastie. It’s a sports car for four, at a time when families – even ones filled with fast-car fans – are turning to SUVs. The Panamera has been tweaked and tizzied since it first arrived and, if nothing else, it has buried

Svelte New Scott For Supercars

Svelte New Scott For Supercars

A slimline Scott McLaughlin will emerge from COVID-19 lockdown at Sydney Motorsport Park on Friday. The two-time Supercars champion has never been lighter or fitter as he returns to racing. McLaughlin has trimmed close to 15 kilograms from his racing weight and massively boosted his fitness during the enforced break

No Reverse in Supercars Future

No Reverse in Supercars Future

Reverse-grid racing in Supercars is out, at least for now, despite new moves to spice the racing through to the end of 2020. Supercars boss Sean Seamer says there will be changes to formats, with different tyre allocations as one variable, but says reverse-grid starts are definitely not happening through

The Bend Takes Supercars Hit

The Bend Takes Supercars Hit

The man who spent more than $100 million to give South Australia a world-class motorsport facility says he is the victim of a Supercars sell-out. The Bend has lost its slot on the revised 2020 championship calendar and Sam Shahin is not happy. “It’s a body blow. But we’